He came to the Sorasak Grand wearing a waiter’s uniform.
Ram was supposed to be temporary staff—quiet, competent, and easy to overlook.
Kavee Sorasak knew better than most that appearances could lie. He was the estranged son of the family that owned the failing riverside hotel, an architect brought back only to assess what could still be saved.
He just never expected to fall for one of the waiters.
Away from the hotel, their attraction becomes something dangerously real. Kavee trusts Ram with his body, his doubts, and the parts of his family he rarely speaks about.
But Ram has been keeping one truth carefully out of reach.
He isn’t simply working at the Sorasak Grand.
He is one of the men deciding whether it survives.
When the truth comes out, buying a hotel may prove easier than earning back the trust he broke.